Author: Pinchili

CIPS 2018 – 22nd International Pet Fair of China, is the outstanding event that belongs to the animal and pet industry, which will take place from September 27 to 30, 2018 at the China Import and Export Trade Fair Complex, Guangzhou.

CIPS 2018 – 22nd China International Pet Fair, is a prestigious event that this 2018 reaches its 22nd edition, which has become the largest fair for pet supplies and aquariums in the Asia-Pacific region.

CIPS 2018 – 22nd China International Pet Fair is expected to cover the total exhibition area of 130,000 m2 with 1,500 exhibitors, including swimming pools, pets and aquarium manufacturers and suppliers from around the world, counting as the most efficient platform for trade internal and international trade.

Why attend the Finishing Fair CIPS 2018 – 22nd International Pet Fair of China?

1, Acquire raw materials at competitive prices.

2, Stay up to date with the latest innovations in the industry

3, Fairs include additional programs that help improve the implementation and knowledge of the industry.

The important fair is organized by China Great Wall International Exhibition, a company founded in 1992 that has been commissioned to make several famous international exhibitions in China and has organized companies to participate in valuable professional exhibitions in various fields around the world.

China Great Wall International Exhibition is a professional company specialized in organizing exhibitions both in China and abroad.

Yes, as you read it: sandals for your sports shoes. That is the idea of the Chinese fashion brand Sankuanz and that was presented nothing more and nothing less than in the Fashion Week in Paris.

The proposal is an innovative protector of sports shoes created by the Chinese brand Sankuanz, and originates because for this fashion brand shoe protectors on the market are more like artistically designed plastic bags.

Given this they decided to break schemes with a very original proposal that perhaps has not been 100% well received, but certainly in the world of fashion do not stop talking about these protectors for sports shoes.

Although it is not entirely clear if these shoe protectors will be available for sale or if it was only part of the fashion week show, the truth is that these “shoes for shoes” create great impact on the public’s opinion.

YOU WOULD USE SANDALS FOR YOUR SHOES? WHAT IMPROVEMENTS WOULD YOU MAKE THIS CREATION OR IS IT A LOSS CASE?

Cellular payments in China have increased incredibly, to the point where payments and the carrying of cash by citizens is becoming less common.

Mobile payments in China increased by 40% only in 2017, reaching record of 81 trillion yuan (almost 13 trillion dollars).

Chinese citizens increasingly get used to paying all kinds of purchase with their cell phones, from the fuel of the vehicle to the vehicle itself.

There is more than 724 million mobile phone users in China, and more than 35% of them prefer to use mobile payment, while 31.8% use credit cards.

The Alibaba, Alipay and Tencent companies dominate the electronic payment market in China. Chinese citizens only scan a code with their cell phones and in seconds they make any kind of payment.

WOULD YOU LIKE THAT MOBILE PAYMENT IS IMPLEMENTED IN YOUR COUNTRY?

A customs tariff is a tax that is applied to imported products, it is rare that tariffs are applied to exported goods. Also, there are transit tariffs, these are applied to products that arrive in a country and then be sent to another nation.

How is the customs tariff applied? The arrival of a ship to a customs house initiates the process in which the customs agent proceeds to the inspection of the goods and then apply the tax, always in accordance with the rate stipulated for the type of goods contained in the ship.

Why is the customs tariff charged? Because the goods can not be incorporated into the economy of another nation until the tax is canceled. Smuggling happens when the corresponding tariff is not canceled.

There are four types of tariffs for customs:

1. Ad valorem: It is a fixed percentage on the value of each product. For example: 10% tariff represents a payment of 10% on the value of the merchandise in question.
2. Specific: It is a specific charge imposed on the unit of products and is applied in accordance with the quantities imported. Example: $ 100 dollars per metric ton of merchandise.
3. Mixed: It is the union of Ad valorem and Specific, quantity of goods is charged and also a fixed percentage for each product.
4. Compound: This tariff is a measure that, basically, applies to commodities of raw materials, to protect the industry from finished products that are manufactured domestically but need to import raw materials. It is an ad valoren tariff setting a minimum or maximum perception.